UTIs are more common in women due to their shorter urethra and can be caused by various factors such as sex, pregnancy, and a weakened immune system. Genetics may also play a role in recurrent UTIs, with a family history of multiple infections increasing the risk. Chronic UTIs can have a significant impact on quality of life, but preventative measures such as staying hydrated, keeping the genital area clean and dry, and seeking prompt treatment from a pharmacist can help reduce the risk of infection.
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